Arthur Fritz Jr.

Fond memories of JAY as a youth, classmate and fellow alumnus of SI.HE represented the best of Jesuit educated gentlemen and certainly left his mark. RIP dear friend

Raising children in the backyard of The Palace of Fine Arts, eating chocolate bars with Jay, donkey rides in Sonoma, thanks for the great memories, Amahl, Jay and Barbara. Love, Jack Kennedy family

Reading Jay's wonderful history brings back many found memories. Who can forget coming up from the pool at the Olympic Club and getting in the back seat of Mr. Fritz's convertible with the top down,with Jay and Lynn, and heading out Post Street (two way in those days) with our hair still damp.
I am flying out to San Francisco Tuesday to be at the funeral and be with family and friends----I would not miss it!.......Dan Flanagan, Annapolis, Md.

I have never known a more courageous man than Jay Fritz. It was an honor to be his friend and he will always be in my heart. Love to his family, Chotsie Blank

My wonderful memories of you and Barbara, when we were all young couples in San Francisco, will be with me forever. Rest in peace dear Jay. Sheila Giannini (Ruprecht)

My friend, my mentor. You held a large place in my life.
You will be sorely missed.
Love to Barbara, Clay Tri and Jenner.

The one distinctive aspect of Jay that I loved the most was his belief that a person should do what they love. As my brother-in-law he always supported me in this way. He had his own opinions and they were strong. But, he respectfully allowed others theirs. I will miss him dearly.